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maksim [4K]
3 years ago
13

Need it THIS ANSWER NOW PLEASE

Mathematics
2 answers:
tensa zangetsu [6.8K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

E

Step-by-step explanation:

-3.50*1+40 = 36.50

If you use a you will come out with your answer being more than what was originally on the card.

If you use b you will come out with your answer being more than what was originally on your card.

If you use c your answer will come out as a negative.

If you used D your answer will come out as a negative.

and

If you use E your answer will come out at the right answer because lets say she bought one drink. That takes 3.50 off the card leaving 36.50. so -3.50*1+40

-3.50+40

36.50

The equation is written weird making us think that it is wrong.

marta [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

C.

Step-by-step explanation:

C. best describes the situation:

$3.50 (per drink she buys) is subtracted from her $40 gift card.

—Example———————————

Let’s say Katie wants 2 drinks.

(x is the amount of drinks she wants.)

So in this case:

x = 2 (because she wants 2 drinks.)

Plug it into your equation.

3.50x - 40 —> 3.50(2) - 40

($3.50 times 2 is $7. Aka 2 drinks cost $7.)

$7 - $40

7 dollars is deducted from her 40 dollars.

———————————

While A describes:

$3.50 (per drink she buys) is added to her $40 gift card.

B describes:

$40 (per drink she buys) is subtracted from $3.50

D describes:

-$40 (per drink she buys) added to $3.50

E describes:

-$3.50 (per drink she buys) is added to her $40 gift card.

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